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  1. Promises, promises
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    earnings. Beyond that, Mitsotakis also promised to double Greece’s growth rate from the projected 2

    6%

  2. Govt looks for ways to manage promised tax cuts as Mitsotakis continues European charm offensive
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    -government spending review is also hoped to generate up to 2 billion euros of savings. Ministries

    6%

  3. Turnover in tourism rises by 12.9 pct in Q2
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    by air rose by 2 percent. In the aggregate period, arrivals rose by 4.4 percent year-on-year. Early

    6%

  4. ND unveils development bill it sees as catalyst for growth
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    period longer than 2 months and face stiff fines if they are employing undeclared staff.

    6%

  5. Greece tugged down in WEF competitiveness ranking by financial system, institutions
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    with an overall rank of 37. Within this category, Greece ranked at number 2 for electricity access

    6%

  6. Athens waits for credit rating upgrade as 10-year yield drops to new low
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    Economy

    , however the growth estimates for this year have been trimmed down in the draft budget to 2 percent

    6%

  7. Loan interest drops to 4.59 pct in September
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and overdrafts, dropped by 2 bps to 14.30 percent. The average interest rate on consumer loans with a defined

    6%

  8. Greek govt gears for final Eurogroup of 2019, hoping for better terms
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    EconomyProgramme

    for 2020, a full 0.5 percent lower than the government’s 2020 budget target, and 2 percent for 2021

    6%

  9. Focus shifts to DSA, fiscal targets after IMF loan prepayment
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    due to the IMF stood in excess of 2 billion euros and was significantly higher than the 1.37

    6%

  10. Eurogroup to approve release of bond profits but bid to repurpose funds falls flat
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    onwards. It is due to drop to just over 2 percent of GDP from 2023 but New Democracy is hopeful it can

    6%